Angus (1971)
A film portrait of Angus Mowat, with commentary by his son, author Farley Mowat. At seventy-six, Angus still shows an enviable capacity for life, turning his hand to things that the leisure of retirement now makes possible. One of these is the rebuilding of an old fishing boat, converting it to sail. This is a picture of a man who has reached his later years with no slackening of interest in life, who finds a good and constant companion in nature, and contentment in the quiet isolation of his cabin by the shore.
Directors: Andy Thomson, Michael J.F. Scott.
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Angus Mowat as Self |
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Farley Mowat as Narrator (voice) |
| Directing | Andy Thomson | Director |
| Production | William Canning | Producer |
| Writing | Farley Mowat | Writer |
| Editing | Kirk Jones | Editor |
| Sound | Lucio Agostini | Music |
| Directing | Michael J.F. Scott | Director |
| Camera | Tony Ianzelo | Director of Photography |